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Meanings of armadillo in English
Usage of armadillo in English
1
The carapace of the armadillo, ground and taken in a little water.
2
A tortoise and an armadillo quarrelled, and agreed to fight it out.
3
The agouti, the armadillo, and the opossum, are sometimes, though rarely, seen.
4
I thought, at first, I should have all the armadillo to myself.
5
When he finds no mosquitoes, he is sure there is no armadillo.
6
Two-Tone and Preacher cleaned them, and Peyton had eaten armadillo for breakfast.
7
Of ground game there are foxes, tattoo or mulita, armadillo, and ostriches.
8
I swear, the stuff tasted like armadillo scat mixed with swamp water.
9
Ullii was underneath, in her favourite corner, rolled into an armadillo-like ball.
10
She put the armadillo to his neck, but couldn't feel a pulse.
11
A man grabbed a child, wrapped himself around her like an armadillo.
12
But who would suspect that the giant armadillo was a notorious cage-breaker?
13
The monkey, the goat, and the armadillo have all failed to give satisfaction.
14
When he shook her armadillo hand, June was surprised it didn't bother him.
15
She almost didn't get a replacement armadillo, but decided it was worth it.
16
The NANDOU fillets were pronounced first-rate, and the armadillo was delicious.
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Translations for armadillo
Spanish
Armadillo through the time
Armadillo across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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